Kyle Okposo Retires After 17 NHL Seasons and Stanley Cup Victory

The former Buffalo Sabres captain ends his career on a high note with the Florida Panthers' championship win.

Kyle Okposo announced his retirement from the NHL after a 17-season career.
He helped the Florida Panthers win their first Stanley Cup in June, his final professional achievement.
Okposo played for the New York Islanders, Buffalo Sabres, and Panthers, tallying 614 points in 1,051 games.
Drafted seventh overall by the Islanders in 2006, Okposo was known for his consistent scoring and leadership.
Despite battling concussions, he served as the Sabres' captain and was traded to the Panthers for their playoff run.